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... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, MONDAY, APRILS, 18C0. LATEST JNEWS. DAILY WHIG OFFICE, Monday Morning, [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.J THE EXCOMMUNICATION OF THE KINO OF SARDINIA—PROTEST OF AUSTRIA AGAINST THE ANNEXATION OF TUSCANY, PARMA, AND MODENA—THE ELECTION ...
... THE REVIVAL AND ITS EFFECTS The Northern Whig has always asserted a» viva!, bo far from causing a decrease of crime .J. «• offences, baa acted the other way—in increa»; i m * for instance. It now appeals to facte .' 0 * 1 ' support of this assertion ...
... presence of Cob Henry White, stated that having met you, the Conservative Party ought support in pro.erenco to a Thorough-going Whig like White, ns could independent vote.” I then asked Col. any allusion to pecuniary assistance, to which replied, decidedly ...
... of which might provoke the reprobation of the House. Even without this aggravation Lord Fermot— no Tory, no opponent of the Whigs, but one who did them good service during many year when good service was valuable—waa compelled to join in the censure pronounced ...
... THE DAILY “NORTHERN WHIG” SENT Post, Stamped, to any address, for Sixteen Shillings and Threepence per Quarter. Post Office Orders payable to F. D. Finlay A Son. ...
... Carlisle had been more patriotic and benevolent that respect than most of his lhe gentleman who contested the county Duolin m the Whig interest at the last election was now a commissioner ol something or other, it was immaterial what— gaols lunatics, it was ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG. BELFAST, MONDAY. APRIL 2. 186 lot ...
... patriotic and benevolent that respect than most of his predecessors. The gentlemsn who contested the county of Dublin in the Whig interest was now a commissioner of something or other, was immaterial what—gaols or lunatics, was all the same (a laugh). Tho ...
... press ancillary to his own personal interests. He affected to be Tory, but he seems to have been on excellent terms with tho Whigs, when in office. We first obtain knowledge of him in 1852, when Lord Derby dissolved Parliament, in the hope of obtaining majority ...
... briog out the three candidates, and ve shall furnish our readers with full report of their apeeches on Tuesday. THE “NORTHERN WHIG’’ ON “REVIVALISM.” [From the Newry Ezaminer.] It m admitted that ** one fact is worth one thousand assertions and if ever that ...
... candidate ? Derry is, however, too Conservative to be saddled with a nominee of the Roman Catholicparty, even though supported by a Whig Lieutenant appointed not without a view to the contest; and we say all honor to the constituency for the part they have played ...
... Colonel Taylor for the influence of highly-influential landlord, the ground that I was not I like my opponent, THOROUGH-GOING WHIG 1!! This had a right to do, but emphatically deny that I offered to retire in favour of any Conservative Candidate. Your faithful ...